basculement
scriptural
| basculement abbr. | |
| commun. | rocking |
| IT earth.sc. construct. | overturning; tilting |
| IT tech. | cutover |
| mech.eng. | jac-knifing; tipping |
| med. | basculation |
| met. el. | tilt |
| tech. | layover |
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| rocking | |||
| failover (In a failover cluster or server cluster, the process of taking a clustered service or application offline on one node and bringing it back online on another node); switchover (An administrator-initiated action in which one or more passive copies of the mailbox database are being activated and designated as the active copy. An administrator can perform a database switchover, which is the activation of a single mailbox database copy, or an administrator can perform a server switchover, which is the activation of multiple mailbox database copies) | |||
| overturning; tilting | |||
| cutover | |||
| jac-knifing; tipping | |||
| basculation | |||
| tilt; tilting arrangement; tilting mechanism | |||
| flip (of a multivibrator) | |||
| switching; through-connection; routing; switchover; changeover | |||
| pitchover; turning to orbit | |||
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| layover | |||
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basculement : 141 phrases in 27 subjects |